James Gunn Clarifies His Stance On Lex Luthor As A Superman Movie Villain
James Gunn, who is helming the DC Universe with Peter Safran, clarified on a podcast his controversial stance on Lex Luthor as a "Superman" movie villain.
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How The Flash Could Speed Up Krrish's Bollywood Comeback
The Flash's approach to the DCEU's tangled history is the perfect blueprint for India's biggest superhero to finally make a cinematic comeback. -
Surrounded's Letitia Wright And Michael K. Williams Bonded Around The Fire In His Final Film - Exclusive Interview
Letitia Wright spoke to Looper about working with Michael K. Williams in "Surrounded" and what it means to help blaze a path for Black women in Westerns. -
Scarlett Johansson's Mysterious Marvel Project Is Apparently Still Happening Despite Delays
According to Scarlett Johansson herself, her collaboration with Marvel Studios is still happening despite delays. -
Star Wars Canon Is Already Meaningless, And That's A Good Thing
Disney has tried for a decade to create a clear "Star Wars" canon, but the project is rapidly failing. In the end, though, that might not be so bad. -
The Flash Star Ezra Miller Shares First Comments Since Allegations Of Misconduct
Ezra Miller shares their first comments since they were hit with allegations of misconduct. Here's what the star of "The Flash" had to say at the premiere. -
Elio's First Trailer Is An Out Of This World Adventure From Pixar
The trailer for Pixar's "Elio" has finally arrived, and it makes clear that the viewer can expect one massive intergalactic animated adventure. -
James Gunn Teases His Favorite Superman Villains (What Could It Mean For Superman: Legacy?)
James Gunn recently picked some of his favorite Man of Steel villains and they could definitely work for his upcoming film, "Superman: Legacy." -
Steven Soderbergh Isn't Afraid Of AI Hurting The Film Industry
Many Hollywood writers and directors may fear the sudden rise of AI. However, filmmaker and Oscar-winner Steven Soderbergh is not one of them. -
Movies We Regret Watching
Some movies are bad whereas others make you regret ever watching them in the first place. From Cats to Street Fighter, here are the movies we wished we avoided. -
Spider-Verse: How The Pandemic Inspired Miles Morales' Anxiety Disorder In New Short
A new Spider-Verse short film depicts Miles Morales suffering from an anxiety disorder, reflecting its director's struggles with the pandemic. -
56% Of Transformers Fans Would Recast This Rise Of The Beasts Actor - Looper Survey
Looper conducted a survey of 13,000 people to ask them which actor in "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" they would recast, and 56% of fans agree on who. -
Elizabeth Olsen Loves Playing Scarlet Witch, But Doesn't Mind If Her MCU Days Are Over
While she's proud of having played the Scarlet Witch, Elizabeth Olsen has no problem if her time with the Marvel Cinematic Universe has come to an end. -
Transformers Takes The Box Office, But Spider-Verse Still Swinging High
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" has pounced its way to the top of the box office, knocking "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" down to the second spot. -
The Hunger Games: Jennifer Lawrence Is Open To Picking Up Katniss Everdeen's Bow Again
Although it has been years since she played Katniss Everdeen, Jennifer Lawrence was enthusiastic when asked if she'd be interest in another "Hunger Games" film. -
Transformers, Face The Music & Stop Being Embarrassed Of The '80s Theme Song
The Transformers movies need to stop running away from the nostalgia that fuels them. -
Every Transformers Movie Has The Exact Same Problem
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" treats the franchise's history with respect, but it still doesn't solve the main issue with the live-action movies. -
The Blackening: How Dewayne Perkins' Improv Background Shaped The Film - Exclusive
Dewayne Perkins, writer and star of the new horror-comedy "The Blackening," told Looper how improvisation played an important role in shaping the film. -
Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2's New Teaser Poster Hints At A Chilly Sequel
A new poster for Sony's forthcoming "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" sequel may be a clue that the next film will have a winter setting. -
Miles Morales' Spider-Verse Films Have An Ending In Sight - And Fans Won't Be Happy
The ending of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" has certainly left fans wanting more Miles Morales. There's both good news and bad news about that. -
John Carpenter's Thing 2 Needs To Be About COVID Or It's A Complete Waste Of Time
The Thing 2 is coming. If it's going to matter, it needs to lean into COVID allegories. -
The Expendables 4 First Trailer
The first trailer of "The Expendables 4" has finally arrived, and it looks like the movie is very much worth the lengthy wait. -
The History Of Spider-Man's Pointing Meme Explained
Spider-Man's been pointing at himself almost as long as Spider-Man has been a thing. -
Bottoms Red Band Trailer Is Queer Teen Comedy At Its Raunchiest
"Bottoms," the new queer teen comedy from Emma Seligman that is starring Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri, has released its red band trailer. -
Insidious: The Red Door's Second Trailer Is Flooded With Horrifying Jump Scares
A new trailer for "Insidious: The Red Door" has arrived to take us further into the Further, proving once and for all that the movie will be a worthy sequel. -
The Wakanda Forever Scene That Blew Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Mind After Joining The MCU
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has revealed that one "Wakanda Forever" scene blew her mind because the difference between filming it and the final product was staggering. -
Looper Asks: Which Character In Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Had The Best Storyline?
Looper asked Spider-Man fans to vote on the Across the Spider-Verse character that has the best storyline.
